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14-year old Lee Sze Ee beat more than three million other youngsters from around the world in a letter-writing competition organized by the United Nations. Youngsters from around the world were asked to put themselves in the position of a wild animal whose habitat is threatened by environmental or climate change. The jury had said Sze Ee's sensitivity and imagination had successfully conveyed the urgency of the situation and sent us a message: we must unite to save our planet.
14-year old Lee Sze Ee beat more than three million other youngsters from around the world in a letter-writing competition organized by the United Nations. Youngsters from around the world were asked to put themselves in the position of a wild animal whose habitat is threatened by environmental or climate change. The jury had said Sze Ee's sensitivity and imagination had successfully conveyed the urgency of the situation and sent us a message: we must unite to save our planet.
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